Runs on Raydium LaunchLab
From launch to graduation, you set the price.
See the price at every step. Creators earn 0.5% of every trade.
Your wallet signs everything. Cusp never holds your funds.
Cusp is a launch tool, not a financial advisor. Every coin is made by its own creator, and availability depends on local rules. Prices can swing hard and most coins end up worthless, so risk only what you can afford to lose.
Fine-tune the curve
Drag the two handles, or point at the curve to read the market cap at any point.
Drag the two handles, or point at the curve to read it. Dashed line: the standard LaunchLab curve.
- Run, start to graduation
- Supply sold on the curve
- Raised to graduate
- Supply left for the pool
Launch your coin
Name it, add an image, and your wallet signs the launch on Raydium LaunchLab.
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Every coin launched on Cusp, live from Raydium LaunchLab.
What a buy gets you along the curve
The same buy gets fewer tokens and moves the price more as the curve fills. These rows use your curve and the buy size below, before trading fees.
| Curve filled | Market cap | Raised so far | This buy gets | Price moves |
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How a launch works
Choose your range
Start is the market cap of the very first buy. Graduation is the market cap where the curve is full.
Check the curve
See the market cap at every stage and what a buy of your size gets, then adjust until you are happy with it.
Sign the launch
Your wallet signs one transaction on Raydium LaunchLab. Cusp builds it and never holds your keys.
Trade until it fills
Buyers trade along the curve. Once it has raised its target, the raise and the remaining supply move to a Raydium pool at your graduation price.
Trading a Cusp coin
Every coin here is a Raydium LaunchLab coin, so you trade it on Raydium with your own wallet. Cusp helps you find and check coins first.
Find a coin
Browse every coin launched on Cusp, sort by new or almost listed, and see how far along each curve is.
Check the price
Early buys get more tokens, and the price moves more as the curve fills. Use the buy-size table to see it for your amount.
Trade on Raydium
Open the coin, connect your wallet and buy or sell on LaunchLab. When the curve fills, trading continues in a regular Raydium pool.
Limits and rewards
The limits come from LaunchLab's own on-chain settings as currently documented. They are confirmed again before any launch goes live.
- Run (graduation ÷ start)
- 1.5× to 32×
- SOL raised on the curve
- 24 SOL minimum
- Supply sold on the curve
- up to 85%
- Token supply
- 1,000,000,000, 6 decimals
- Mint authority
- revoked at launch
- Trading fee
- 1.5% per trade in total
- Cusp
- 0.75%
- Creator rewards
- 0.5%
- Raydium LaunchLab
- 0.25%
- Liquidity at graduation
- burned
Built for buyers too
What you can check on every Cusp coin before you trade.
- The price at every stageSee what a buy gets you, and how far it moves the price, at each point along the curve.
- Contract address on every coinShown on each coin card with a copy button. Always check it against the coin you meant to buy.
- Mint authority revoked, liquidity burnedNo one can mint more supply, and the liquidity is burned when a coin graduates.
- Plain reward breakdownEach trade pays 1.5% in total: 0.75% to Cusp, 0.5% in creator rewards, 0.25% to Raydium. The same for every coin.
Coming soon: warnings for names and tickers that look like existing coins.
Where every fee goes
Every trade on a Cusp coin pays 1.5%. The split is set on-chain in Cusp's LaunchLab platform config, so you can check it yourself instead of trusting this page.
Check it on-chain
- Open the platform config on Solscan (see Addresses).
- Read the fee rate and the creator share. The wallet that receives Cusp's share is stored there too.
- Open any Cusp coin on Raydium, then look at its trades on Solscan. Fees are paid by LaunchLab, not by Cusp's website.
The website never holds funds. It builds the launch transaction and your wallet signs it.
Addresses
- Platform config
- 6BKP…5BAAY
- Platform admin
- D8QE…SAN1z
- Total fee
- 1.5% per trade
- Creator share
- 0.5% per trade
- LP at graduation
- burned
- Mint and freeze
- revoked
Not offered: holder rewards, buybacks, or a share for Cusp token holders. Fees go to the three parties above.
Claim fees
Creators: connect the wallet that launched your coin and claim the 0.5% you earned. Cusp's fee wallet claims the platform share the same way. The program only pays the right wallet, so a wrong wallet simply fails.
Questions
What is graduation?
When the curve has raised its SOL target, the raise and the remaining supply move into a regular Raydium pool at the graduation price. After that, the coin trades like any other on Raydium.
Does a higher starting market cap make a coin better?
No. It changes who can buy cheaply at the start and how much room the curve has to fill. It says nothing about whether anyone will want the coin.
How do I buy a coin launched on Cusp?
Open it from the Coins list. It opens on Raydium LaunchLab, where you connect your own wallet and trade. Cusp never holds your funds, and you should check the contract address before you buy.
Can I lose money?
Yes. Most coins lose value and many go to zero. The first buyers and the last buyers can both lose, and fees apply to every trade.
Why do the SOL figures change?
Market caps here are in US dollars, but the curve is set in SOL when you launch. If SOL moves, the dollar values move with it. Change the SOL price above to see the effect.
How do rewards and fees work?
Every trade carries a 1.5% fee in total: 0.75% goes to Cusp, 0.5% goes to the coin's creator as creator rewards, and 0.25% goes to Raydium LaunchLab. When a coin graduates, its liquidity is burned.
Is Cusp live?
Cusp runs on Solana mainnet, so launches and trades use real SOL. It is brand new, so start small. Cusp has no token yet, and any token using the Cusp name is not from us. If one is ever released, its ticker and contract address will appear in the bar at the top of this site and on @cusppad first.